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The R61 road between Mthatha and Port St Johns has been temporarily closed due to heavy-duty vehicles, including a gross vehicle mass (GVM) above 8 tons.

The deputy chairperson for the South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) in Alfred Nzo Region, Simphiwe Gxumayo, confirmed that they had decided to embark on a protest demanding their payments from the Department of Transport.

The Premier of the Eastern Cape, Oscar Mabuyane, paid a visit to the coastal town of Port St Johns, which had been hard-hit by floods, last week.

Rhodes University has conferred a degree of Doctor of Laws (LLD) (honoris causa) on the Chairperson of the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into allegations of State Capture and Chief Justice of South Africa, Judge Raymond Mnyamezeli Zondo.

Instead of a private celebration of their 18th wedding anniversary, Nwabisa and Odwa Wopula decided to celebrate differently, hosting a mass wedding for five other couples.

Thousands of Walter Sisulu University (WSU) graduates could potentially receive their academic certificates following a lucrative fundraising gala dinner hosted by the WSU Convocation Executive (ConvEx), in a bid to solicit funding towards clearing s

The Headman for Chebe Village in Centane, Zingisa Nonxuba, appealed to government to take care of access roads in the rural areas.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed to return to Port St Johns after three months to assess progress made by government who committed to help the community after the recent floods.

The Eastern Cape police have confirmed the arrest of four suspects in connection with the murder of two people in Ntabankulu on Monday, March 27.

The Eastern Cape Department of Education has suspended three teachers from the Alfred Nzo East District for alleged sexual misconduct.